isladogs
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Most if not all of your points in the first part of your post have been covered already in this lengthy thread.
As for your questions ...
1. No - Edge does NOT need to be installed
2. No - to Acrobat Reader as well
3. No - the Edge browser control only appears in A365. In older versions, there will be a blank space in place of the control
4. Yes - If the A365 runtime version has a build following the official release of the new Edge browser control - otherwise No
As for your questions ...
Now my questions:
Thanks for the attention,
- If the final user doesn't have Edge installed, does he have to install it to correctly see any content of the new web browser control?
- I think the answer is YES
- If the final user doesn't have Acrobat Reader installed, does he have to install it to correctly pdf files in the new web browser control?
- Again the answer should be YES
- If the final user has an older version of Access (for instance 2010) can he still use my database with the new web browser control?
- I really don't know
- If the final user doesn' have Access at all, but I could give (download) him the Access Runtime, will he be able to use my database with the new web browser control?
- I really don't know. And which version?
Lauro
1. No - Edge does NOT need to be installed
2. No - to Acrobat Reader as well
3. No - the Edge browser control only appears in A365. In older versions, there will be a blank space in place of the control
4. Yes - If the A365 runtime version has a build following the official release of the new Edge browser control - otherwise No